By Bring It On was an unexpected blockbuster in the summer of 2000. The film about a cheerleaders debuted at the top of the box office charts. This was exciting since I’d known director Peyton Reed for a while since he also grew up in Raleigh. I interviewed him for the local entertainment rag when his … Read more
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